DJ Dave Ghoul

Dave Ghoul (artist and designer D.E. Christman of Grendel's Den Design Studio fame) has been involved with the Dark Alternative scene in the Philadelphia Metro aria and throughout the US for almost 15 years. During that time he has had his hands in DJing events large and small, running and promoting club nights and concerts, overseeing two production companies, operating an Internet broadcast and working with a record label.

He has performed at some of the largest events in Philadelphia including Dracula’s Ball, The Philly Zombie Prom and Diabolique Ball as well as club nights such as The Dark Corner, Electro-Current, Nocturne and Shadowland Lancaster. But clubs are not his only venue. He has also performed at many conventions such as Nerdcon, Philcon and Convergence, outdoor festivals like the Clark Park Music and Arts Festival, and many fundraisers such as the Benefit Show for Musicians Made Homeless by Hurricane Katrina held at World Live Café.

His musical styles vary but he mainly focuses on playing Goth, Industrial, EBM, Electro, Synthpop, 80s, Punk Rock, Rockabilly, Glam Rock and Metal. There have been times though when he can be heard playing other styles such as Funk, Big Band, Old School, Trip Hop and even Disco. Again, his musical styles vary.

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DJ Kiltboy

His body of work is very large and includes numerous guest DJing spots such as, Nocturne, Shadowland Philadelphia, Fast Cheap And Outta Control, Philly Zombie Prom, Philly Pirate Cruise, VNV Nation's Future Perfect Tour stop at Troccadero and many, many more.

Kiltboy has, since February of 2007, been hard at work in breathing new life into the Dark Alternative subculture of Central Pennsylvania with Shadowland Lancaster. Together with his partner Dave Ghoul, has been giving the middle of PA a much needed enema!

His musical styles range from, but not limited to, Goth, Industrial, EBM, Futurepop, Electronica, New Wave, Punk, SKA, Psychobilly, Rock and a healthy dose of the FUN!

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DJ Mighty Mike Saga

The SAGA Thus Far...
Back in 1988, at the age of 11, I first heard "Rigor Mortis" by A Split Second. Little did I know at the time that a song I heard in my youth on a local Texas college radio station would change my perspective on music forever. Electronic music became a driving force in my life. From the raves and clubs I religiously attended in my late teenage years to the parties I promoted and organized in my early 20's, the love of music and the need to share that love with anyone that would listen led to my inevitable career as a DJ. I started out in late 2002 as a 80's DJ playing and collecting 80's vinyl. I opened up at raves and played at house parties or anywhere that I could have the opportunity to move a crowd. By 2003 I was asked to perform at Philadelphia's infamous Gothic/Industrial multimedia fetish event "SHOCK THERAPY.” Ever diligent to expand my horizons, I began collecting a variety of electronic styles (ebm, darkwave, terror ebm, synthpop etc.) Patiently I taught myself the art of beat matching and mixing these forms of music into my sets and by 2005 I was offered a residency at "SHOCK THERAPY“ - Philly's premier Cyber Fetish event Run by Reno Rox & Dr.Octo-pussy. Attaining a good reputation and the freedom to express myself creatively I began organizing events fusing EDM commonly played at raves with Gothic / Industrial music. The "FULL MOON GATHERING" and "C.H.U.D" events of late 2005 are still fondly remembered by many as a huge success in bringing people from many musical tastes and backgrounds together in harmony. Opening new ears to the gothic /industrial sound caught the attention of a number of promoters. To my credit and honor I performed at "DRACULA'S BALL,” the largest Gothic / Industrial event in Philadelphia and usually play weekly at Philly's longest running gothic/industrial/80's alternative night "NOCTURNE." I am featured in NYC frequently at the "SMack!" and "Byte" Parties, and went on to play the "BLACK SUN FESTIVALS" in New Haven Connecticut. These are merely the highlights. The biggest highlight i have achieved and acomplished is playing at the Wave Gotik Treffen event in Leipzig Germany with 20,000+ People attending! This is the worlds largest Gothic/Industrial event! I have also had the honor of spinning at Summer Darkness in the Netherlands! As a Dj, I love what I do & I am completely self promoted. Im living my dreams of opening minds and bringing the music I love to the masses.

• (www.mikesaga.com // industrial, drum and bass, 80's EDM)
• Mike Saga has been doing rave flyers and graphic design since 1996!
• Literally servicing the electronic Dance community with unique event invites for 14 years! Occasionally he likes to spin Industrial and Drum & Bass at a party near you!

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DJ Totentanz

Since the start of her career in 2000, DJ Totentanz has been resident DJ for 5 regular club nights, appeared as a guest DJ at nearly every major Philly scene-related event (including Dracula's Ball and regular appearances at Nocturne), and has had numerous gigs throughout the Northeastern US. At the beginning of 2002, she made her international debut at an event in Lyon, France, and is working hard to become a much more substantial force on the international circuit. Over the years, she has shared the DJ booth with many of the biggest names in the scene and helped promote and organize concerts for bands like Grendel, Psyclon Nine, Life Cried, and Panic Lift.

While her style is generally focused on cutting-edge, beat-driven industrial with the dancefloor in mind, she can hold her own within a variety of electronic genres and isn't afraid to let her sense of humor show every now and then. Preferred genres include: Hard Industrial and EBM (mostly recent, but old-school as well), Rhythmic Noise, Hard Techno, Electro, Futurepop, and a smattering of Synthpop for good measure.

When not behind the decks, DJ Totentanz is a frequent traveller, has started studying German, and is a self-professed “really big nerd”. Rumor has it, she may very well be Chuck Norris' favorite DJ, but Chuck Norris' people couldn't be reached for comment ;)

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